The Complete Make-Up Artist 2E : Working in Film, Television, and Theatre

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Summary: Lacking in advanced details in lighting and technique.
Review: As a professional makeup artist I was hoping to find some answers to film and television lighting and camera effects but found none. I also find the book lacked any really good info about how to apply maakeup. The techniques listed were so general and basic they could only be for a novice. The real shocker is in incorrect historical references. For example, the author states that "Gone With the Wind" was set in the 1770's. The civil war, however, took place in the mid 1800's and is the setting for that movie.

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Summary: THIS BOOK IS AMAZING
Review: Good taste,tecnical skils, impressive creativity,that resume all

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Summary: the complete make up artist
Review: Good taste,tecnical skils, impressive creativity,that resume all

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Summary: The Complete Makeup Artist Book written by Penny Delamar
Review: There are step by step photographs in this book that are truly amazing; as a whole it is a comprehensive assembly of all the information that a makeup artist needs and is essential both for the novice and professional. The author makes the point that the makeup in 'Gone with the Wind' was designed for a 1930s audience. The website for the author's training school (the make-up centre.co.uk) claims Oscar nominees amongst her graduates; this is the info they started with.

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Summary: A very thorough book
Review: This book is very thorough on every area of makeup. It's a valuable resource tool.

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Summary: THIS BOOK IS AMAZING
Review: WOW, THATS ALL I HAVE TO SAY!IM PLANNING TO BECOME A MAKE UP ARTIST AND HAIRSTYLIST FOR MOVIES AND TELEVISION!!